topic		comments		Name
Street Lights		At Xmas I was on the island and came back to the island on a late ferry about 11 pm and was concerned about the lack of street lighting along from the jetty to Tagaruba street. along the foreshore there - A young girl who worked on the mainland and regularly comes back to the island at that time of night walked with my friend and I and commented that she was often afraid walking alone along that stretch late at night cause when the moon is small it is quite pitch black and a bit scarey and I agreed.		Julie Cook (nee Bradby)
Cars Speeding		Part of the appeal of the island that drew all the local "city folk" in the first place was the "slow" way of life - yet now they zoom around in their cars and whilst on the Island at Christmas sitting on our verandah soaking up the lovely ambience!! - I was concerned to see the number of young children cycling with parents (and getting ahead of their parents - turning down near the barge ramp to head up towards the jetty on their bikes to be "confronted" by a speeding motor vehicle that was really travelling (possibly legally) but certainly faster than really required considering the pleasure people get from cycling and walking around the island. A decrease in traffic speed around the island would not have any significant effect as it only takes two minutes from one side to the other at any given time anyway!!!...		Julie Cook (nee Bradby)
		I think it would be impossible to police any type of speed limit - but what we could do is have some speed bumps.		Paul Slater
Street Lights		....and still nothing has happened about the street lighting ! (Sept 2008)		Julie Cook (nee Bradby)
Coochiemudlo Historical Society		Is there a Coochiemudlo Historical Society ? We have some wonderful old photos we'd like to share with them.	Yes there is, contact the secretary: David Paxton (Tel: 07 3820 8989)	Ross and Anna Walters